1963 AMC Rambler American 440 4 Door Station Wagon
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Specifications 1963 AMC Rambler American 440 4 Door Station Wagon blueprint
The 1963 AMC Rambler American 440 4 Door Station Wagon, affectionately known as the Ramble wagon, was known for its comfort and space while being solidly built and reliable. This family car had a 4-door feature and was recognized for its expansive windows allowing for excellent outward visibility. It featured a stylish, basic, and boxy body, with a robust steel frame and square rear panel door. The front fenders had the classic lights, which had been used since the 1962 models. The wagons interior was spartan and simple, but comfortable nonetheless. The high-back seats provided just enough room for two or three people and were upholstered in grey material. The wagon was powered by an inline-six engine capable of producing 180 horsepower, giving it enough power for everyday use. It was equipped with a standard three-speed manual transmission and leaf spring suspension in the rear suspension system, adding a slight but pleasurable bounciness during commutes. The Ramble wagon was known for its rugged yet classic look, making it an ideal car for everyday use. It was praised for its excellent handling and comfortable body, while many praised its stylish boxy design. Combining these features with its simplicity and reliability, it earned a place as one of the greatest station wagons of the 1960s. The 1963 AMC Rambler American 440 was a reliable and comfortable family car that could easily handle all of lifes everyday needs.
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